Medical detox
Medically supervised withdrawal management with 24/7 nursing.
Paying for treatment
Clear about cost, before you commit.
Coverage is confusing by design — deductibles, prior authorizations, what counts as medically necessary. You shouldn't have to decode it while you're trying to get help. So we do it for you: one call, and we verify your specific plan and your exact cost up front.
Our promise on cost
No surprise bills. No guessing.
Financial questions should never keep you from care. We accept Indiana Medicaid and most major insurance, and before you commit to anything, we tell you exactly what your plan covers and what — if anything — you'd owe. You'll have the full picture before you decide anything, with nothing buried in the fine print.
Indiana Medicaid
What Medicaid covers here.
We're one of the few centers in greater Indianapolis that accepts Indiana Medicaid — Anthem, CareSource, MHS, and Humana Healthy Horizons, plus traditional fee-for-service. Coverage depends on medical necessity and authorization, and our team handles that verification for you.
Residential treatment
Round-the-clock residential care — therapy, groups, and structure.
Medication-assisted treatment
Suboxone, Subutex, or Vivitrol when it fits your plan, managed by our medical team.
Aftercare planning
A plan and referrals for continuing support after you leave.
Commercial insurance
Most major commercial plans are required to cover behavioral-health care under federal parity law — often including detox, residential care, medication-assisted treatment, and therapy. We accept most major carriers and verify your specific benefits before you start.
See all plans we accept No insurance?
You still have options. Call and we'll talk through self-pay arrangements where available, and point you toward Indiana's state-funded resources. The first step is a conversation — we'll help you find a way forward.
Call (317) 527-4529 How verification works
Five steps, and we do most of them.
Sorting out coverage is the part people dread. It shouldn't be — here's the whole process.
Call admissions
Reach us any time, 24/7. Have your insurance card handy if you can — it's fine if you don't.
Share your plan
Give us your basic insurance information, or the Medicaid plan you're on.
We verify your benefits
We confirm what's covered for detox and residential care, and check any prior authorization needed.
We explain your exact cost
We walk through what — if anything — you'd owe, in plain language, before you commit to anything.
Come in and begin
Once it's sorted, we coordinate your arrival, including admission pickup.
Accredited by The Joint Commission — an independent standard for quality and safety in care.
Common questions
Paying for treatment, answered.
How much does addiction treatment cost?
What you pay depends on your coverage, not on a list price. For most people with Indiana Medicaid or commercial insurance, the cost is the plan's cost-sharing rather than the cost of care. We verify your specific plan before you commit to anything and tell you what we find — including if the answer isn't what you hoped.
Does Indiana Medicaid cover residential treatment?
Indiana Medicaid is accepted for medical detox and residential care at Jasper Grove, through the state's managed care entities and fee-for-service. Coverage specifics, including any authorization requirement, vary by plan — which is why we verify yours directly rather than answering in general.
What if I don't have insurance?
Call anyway. Some people are eligible for Indiana Medicaid without realizing it, and admissions can talk through the options that exist for your situation. What we won't do is quote you a number over the phone before knowing anything about your circumstances.
How does insurance verification work?
You give admissions your plan details, we contact the insurer to confirm benefits and any authorization requirement, and we come back with what your plan actually covers. Verifying your coverage does not create an obligation to enroll — it's information, and you're free to do nothing with it.
How long does verification take?
Often the same day. Authorization can come back as fast as same day, though it depends on the plan and when you call. Admissions answers 24/7, so starting doesn't have to wait for business hours.
Will using insurance for treatment show up somewhere?
Your treatment records are protected health information, and substance use records carry stricter federal protection than ordinary medical records under 42 CFR Part 2. If you have specific concerns about who can see what — an employer, a family plan holder — raise them with admissions. They're common questions and there are real answers.
Can I take leave from work for treatment?
The Family and Medical Leave Act may protect your job while you receive treatment, and many employers have policies covering it. Admissions can talk through what documentation is typically needed. It's worth asking before assuming you have to choose between work and treatment.
Take the next step
Find out what's covered in one call.
You don't have to figure out the money before you reach out — that's our job. Admissions answers 24/7. Call and we'll verify your coverage and your exact cost up front.